by WOF Editorial Team | 25 Aug, 2021 | Working on Fire
Ntshuxeko Masangu, a Social Development Practitioner, has been part of the WOF family for just over a year. She is a wife, mother and entrepreneur with a successful business in events co-ordination. “As a woman, I am able to view and communicate information from a...
by WOF Editorial Team | 25 Aug, 2021 | Working on Fire
Fatima Gilbert is the Personal Assistant to our MD and has been part of the WOF family for 3 years. She is fiercely passionate about all she does and describes herself as tenacious and persistent. As a mother, she has instilled a sense of excellence in her family as...
by WOF Editorial Team | 23 Aug, 2021 | Working on Fire
Luthfia Cader, a veteran within Working on Fire has a thriving career, and is a devoted wife and mother. In our Annual Women’s Conference, Luthfia shared with us her definition of a woman in leadership in Working on Fire, in her compelling talk titled:...
by WOF Editorial Team | 20 Aug, 2021 | Working on Fire
Lindiwe Shongwe is a Social Development Practitioner and has been part of the WOF family for just over a year. Lindiwe shared her story, titled “My strength as a woman, rising up”, at the annual Women’s Month Conference held earlier this month... by WOF Editorial Team | 4 Dec, 2020 | Uncategorized |
On the morning of 11 September 2001, I was meticulously doing my pre-flight checks in the simulator cockpit of a Beechcraft King Air B200 under the watchful eye of my instructor, who was overseeing this check-out flight after a week of intensive recurrency training at...